The Ottawa Senators continue to shuffle bodies in and out of the lineup.
Number one goaltender Craig Anderson, rookie centre/winger Mika Zibanejad and defenceman Andre Benoit are all scheduled to play in Tuesday night’s game against the New York Islanders, the first game of yet another crucial four-game homestand for the Senators.
Colin Greening and Patrick Wiercioch will be healthy scratches and Craig Anderson will get the start in goal when the Ottawa Senators face off against the Toronto Maple Leafs at the Air Canada Centre Saturday night.
Erik Karlsson was sporting crutches as he paid a visit to Scotiabank Place on Friday, but for an instant, he pretended that everything was the same as it has always been.
Perhaps laughter is the best medicine for the Ottawa Senators.
The guy who posted the 42-save shutout was in genuine awe of the guy who broke the scoreless deadlock.
After sitting out Saturday for only the second time in a dozen games this season, Craig Anderson will be back in goal for the Ottawa Senators Tuesday against the Buffalo Sabres,
Being a back-up allowed him the time to think about a lot of different things, but he insists being part of the United States team at the 2014 Sochi Olympics wasn’t one of them.
Eleven games into the NHL season and Ben Bishop is still in training camp.
Well, at least that’s the way the Ottawa Senators back-up goaltender is choosing to look at his long waiting game to get off the bench and see some shots in an actual game.
